Wichita eagle., 1887-06-03
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

LONDON, June 2-Prince Albert Victor
eldest son of the Prince Of Wales, will q
to Dublin on June 9th as the queens rep
resentative at the jubilee celebration there
Mr.. Chamberlain, responding to an adj
dress presented to him by the Liberal
Unionists at Manchester to-day, warned
the working classes against the falseness OF
MIR. Gladstone's statement that home rule
was an issue between the classes and the
masses. 1t was not the classes that would
suffer the most by the success of Mr.. Glad
stones policy. Such success would destroy
the country and ruin the working classes.
He believed a majority of the people were
now so well aware of the dangers menacing
them that the next general election
would result in overwhelming disaster to
the Gladstonian partisans.
Mr.. Sexton, who is expected to address
great meeting of Gladstonians at Glas-
gov tomorrow, telegraphs that he is seri-
ously Ill at Dublin.
The German steamer Oder was wrecked
on Socotre Island in the Indian ocean May
30. The passengers and most of the crew
were saved. (The Oder arrived at Shang
hal April % from Bremen and was prob
ably on her way back when wrecked
The race under the auspices of the New
Thistle which beat the Irex by 2 minutes
and % seconds Time allowed was 6
minutes and 80 seconds. The IreX reached
the finishing line 9 minutes 10 seconds
after the Thistle. The course was from
Lower Hope to Mouse lightship and return;
distance, 80 miles, and the same course
over which the royal Thames match was
sailed yesterday.
Mr.. Baily, vice. commodore of the ROYAL
yacht club, has been declared bankrupt.
His liabilities are So, 700
Race for Manchester cup Of 1000 sOver
eigns was run at the Manchester meeting
today. 1t was Won by Mr. Sommers bay
colt, Carlton, with Mr. Abingtons three
year old black or gray colt, Quilp, second.
and Mr.. NJ. J. Leigh's four year old bay
horse, Radius, third. There were four
teen starters.
Hanlan's hacker has cabled to the stake
holder in the Hanlan-Beach match posi-
tive assurance that Hanlan would row.
Elk Governor English Of Connecticut is
in London.
The queen, in commemorati0n OF her ju-
bilee, will order the release of all military
prisoners confined for petty Offenses.
Queen kapiolani and suite arrived at
Liverpool today \ royal salute was fired
in honor of her majesty. The mayor and
a guard Of honor composed of soldiers and
police met the royal party at the wharf and
escorted them to the Northwestern hotel in
& state procession. Queen Kapiolani viii
proceed to London on Monday.
Mr.. PaTnell has returned TO London much
improved by his short sOjourn at the sea
side. He has summoned a meeting of his
party for Monday to discuss further the
amendment to the coercion bill.
Advices from Sierra Leone say that the
native warriors under three chiefs invaded
the British settlements of SherbrO and
Sultvus, pillaging and burning villages en-
route, torturing and killing the native in
habitants and taking three hundred prison
ers. On entering British territory the
marauders divided into two forces and
tried to capture the Srench factory
at Sulymot and the English factory at the
NANCY river, both of which were stored
with valuable merchandise. Dir. Burnett,
the English agent, at the head of the native
iaborers and police desperately resisted the
savages who were compelled to retreat
after the third attack, leaving many of
their number dead. They besieged the
station, however, for four days, when the
gunbOat Icaris arrived on the scene and
landed force or marines who quickly put
the savages to flight. The attaches of the
French factory repulsed the attack made
upon them unaided.
Mr. Gladstone arrived at Swansea this
evening. He was enthusiastically welcomed
at all the places at which the train stopped
enroute. Mr.. Gladstone made six short
speeches in reply to addresses, after which
he excused himself, as his voice was fail
ing numerous presents and bouquets were
given to Mrs Gladstone At few places
there was slight kissing when the train
stopped. Mr. Gladstone arrived at
Swansea in good health. He viii spend
tomorrow driving and sailing.